Above is the first part to the faces of Fruit Face Design. This is an image of myself made up to be fruity to represent the work I do. A photo manipulation, quirky and colourful. This is Mlle Ananas.
This is the second part of Fruit Face Design, a banana moustache, cool right? This is Strawberry Jams, the other half of this operation always providing colourful, fruity goodness to cheer you all up!
Here is a rather strange looking sexual health advertising campaign. Keeping it fruity, the aim of this advertisement is to encourage the use of condoms. The idea being, the woman behind may look smoking hot but you wouldn't eat mouldy food, unless you're completely weird. So if sexually transmitted diseases were as easily visible you would think more and steer clear.
This is another part of the same sexually transmitted disease advertising campaign, but a male version, also promoting the use of condoms except promoting flavoured condoms in a humorous, odd way as to catch attention.
This image above is an advertising campaign for Midair, an imaginary airline company. The brief was provided to me by college. I decided to play on the idea of good on board service with Midair. Promoting the on board service by using a mixture of service (cocktails) and holidays (pools). By mixing the two together giving to impression that the service on board is so good that you will already feel like you are on holiday whilst travelling.
Continuing the fruity voyage, an abstract logo. Meloncube speaks for itself really. I also feel that the logo is very versatile and would be great to represent a variety of companies from fruit juice, smoothies, soft drinks, to night clubs/leisure hotels.
The logo above was created for a local band. Without Juliet asked that I use a rose in the logo but didn't specify much else and left me to my own devices. I decided to keep it simple and create a vector rose with subtle wood grain underneath which looks classy but gives a rustic feel too. Without's font is bold and patchy to emphasize the heaviness of the band and Juliet in a handwritten font as it's a classic delicate name.
Above are the T-shirt designs I made as an idea for the band too. Keeping it simple but interesting all the same. Rather proud, might order one myself!
Another college brief here, I was asked to create ideas for the re-design of the packaging for Feel Good Drinks. An idea I came up with in the process was as above and as well as just sticking it in my sketch book, I liked it too much to leave it as an idea and developed it further into an imaginary Fruit Juice Drink.
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